The problem before this country is that at the end .of the war she will again have to face Germany as a trade rival, if there is a German State she will back her traders. Again, they will steal our inventions, use trickery and fraud to oust us from the world’s markets, and no bargain will bind them. Commerce is in Germany regarded - as war. We must meet war by war. The situa* !tion calls for early and anxious deliberation and well-thought-out and firm action, and it must be action I nt taken as a nation through the Gol vernment. ’ Jf —Sir William Ramsay.
T ADIES! Whv is the delicious MILI- - TARY PICKLE a great npnetiser. •nd mJm enormous? Buy a bottle toand midolt the aninrer. mHE~NOBTH _ BRITISH RUnPFR. X (MJ. manufacture CLINCHER 7YM|B for bard wear on rough roods, nine and fifteen months. •OjlfBodl”
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 396, 19 March 1915, Page 1
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